Vastu decides the happiness or sorrows you experience in your life.

Vastu Shastra is described in Indian architecture in the Matsya Purana; the name means the science of studying architecture. It concerns design, layout, measurement and soil in relation to the work of the person living or working there, and the five tattvas: earth, water, fire, air and space.

For most people a building has four directions. In Vastu we study thirty-two, covering every corner of every room: the five elements, the deity governing each zone, and the colours and metals that shift a zone's character.

I work as a link between people and the study of Vastu from the Vedas, Puranas and Shastras. Most of the remedies here are drawn from the Matsya, Skanda, Agni, Garuda and Vishnu Puranas.

Vastu addresses concerns around health, relationships, money, work, study, property and legal matters. Beyond solving problems, it aims at a settled and generous place to live.